Let us tell you that on three petitions challenging the tender process of liquor shops in Chandigarh, the Punjab and Haryana High Court had issued a notice for April 3 on Wednesday and ordered to maintain the status quo. Liquor shops in Chandigarh will remain closed from April 1 i.e. today to April 3. The Punjab and Haryana High Court had issued orders in this regard.

The High Court had stayed the orders for allotment of new contracts till April 3. Several applicants had approached the High Court against the tendering and allotment of contracts. The petition alleged that out of 97 contracts in the city, 91 contracts were allotted to one group, due to which this group will have a monopoly on the contracts of the city. The High Court has stayed the orders for allotment till the next hearing.

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On three petitions challenging the tender process of liquor vends in Chandigarh, the Punjab and Haryana High Court on Wednesday issued notice for April 3 and ordered to maintain the status quo. Liquor vends in Chandigarh will remain closed from April 1 to 3. The Punjab and Haryana High Court has ordered in this regard.

The High Court has stayed the orders for allotment of new contracts till April 3. Several applicants had approached the High Court against the tendering and allotment of contracts. The petition alleged that out of 97 contracts in the city, 91 contracts were allotted to one group, due to which this group will have a monopoly on the contracts in the city.

The High Court has stayed the allotment orders till the next hearing. The contracts that were allotted till March 31 last year will continue.

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Also, the government has indicated to increase the price of liquor to compensate for the revenue loss from the closed shops. Apart from this, additional charges will be imposed for serving liquor in bars and restaurants.

Sale of liquor will be banned near religious places

Under the new policy, liquor shops in 19 religious cities and villages of the state will be completely closed from April 1, 2025. The government says that this decision has been taken keeping in mind the respect of religious sentiments and social balance. However, the government fears a loss of revenue due to this, to meet which the prices of other liquor shops may be increased by up to 25%.

Liquor sales will be monitored through POS machine

The government has made it mandatory to install POS (Point of Sale) machines at all shops to increase transparency in liquor sales. This will record every sale digitally and prevent tax evasion. If a contractor sells liquor without a POS machine, he will have to pay a fine of Rs 25,000. This fine may increase further if the rules are violated repeatedly.

Changes in licensing rules

According to the new excise policy, contractors will now have to submit e-bank guarantee, which will be valid till 30 April 2026 and cannot be used for any other work. To compensate for the losses caused by the closure of liquor shops in religious cities and villages, the government has prepared a formula, under which 25% of the annual value of the closed shops will be added to the prices of other shops.

Sale of liquor will be banned in some places

According to the new policy, liquor shops will be completely closed in 13 municipal corporations and 6 gram panchayats of the state. No new licenses will be issued at these places nor will these shops be shifted to any other place.

New rules for liquor sales at commercial events

The government has introduced new license rules for liquor sales at commercial events. Now the fee for serving liquor at events has been fixed from Rs 25,000 for 500 people to Rs 2 lakh for more than 5,000 people.

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Assembly elections in Delhi have been announced and now voting will take place on 5 February, all kinds of preparations have been done for this. Due to elections in Delhi, liquor shops will also be kept closed, four days have been fixed for this. That means liquor shops in Delhi will remain completely closed for four days.

Liquor shops will remain closed in Delhi from February 3 to February 5 till the voting ends. Apart from this, the election results will be declared on February 8, so this day will also be a dry day. Now the question in people’s mind is that liquor shops will remain closed for so many days in Delhi, but will liquor not be available in Noida and Gurugram too? We will give you the answer to this.

Noida is in Uttar Pradesh and Gurugram is a city in Haryana, so there will be no restrictions on liquor shops here. That means people of Noida and Gurugram can get liquor. However, liquor shops can be closed in some areas adjacent to Delhi. The same thing happened during the Lok Sabha elections.

Then some shops adjacent to the Delhi border were kept closed due to security reasons. Now if you are thinking that you can bring liquor from Noida-Gurugram on dry day in Delhi then you are wrong, if you are caught with liquor in Delhi on the voting day, you can be jailed and fined.

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Actually, elections are being held in 100 municipal bodies of Uttarakhand today. After which the result will be declared on 25th January. After which Republic Day will be celebrated on 26th January. In view of which it has been announced to close the liquor shops here for four days. However, they will be opened in the evening after the voting on 23rd January.

Decision taken in view of election

This decision has been taken to make the election process peaceful and safe. Closing the liquor shops and bars helps in preventing any kind of anti-social activities or violence during voting. Apart from this, Republic Day also has a special significance, and it is important to celebrate this day in a peaceful and respectful manner. Due to the closure of liquor shops for four days, the enthusiasts may have to face trouble.

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He has ordered all Indian and foreign liquor retail shops, FL 4 (a) commercial clubs and FL 7, Sainik canteens to be completely closed on 26th January, Sunday and 30th January, Thursday.

It has also been mentioned in the order that during the dry day, there will be a complete ban on storage, manufacturing, transportation and sale of illicit liquor in the district.

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In fact, the government has declared the upcoming 18th December as Dry Day and banned the sale and storage of liquor. Instructions have been given to take strict action if caught selling liquor.

Let us tell you that on 18 December 2024, the sale and purchase of liquor will be completely banned in Chhattisgarh. Orders have been issued in this regard by the Excise Department. The state government has issued strict instructions to the collectors of all the districts for this day, so that complete control can be maintained on liquor sales.

Dry day announced on Guru Ghasidas Jayanti

Guru Ghasidas Jayanti is an important festival in Chhattisgarh. It is celebrated as a public holiday in the state. On this occasion: All liquor shops will remain closed. Hotel bars and liquor storage centers will also remain closed. Strict action will be taken if caught selling liquor on this day.

Announcement of government holiday

On the occasion of Guru Ghasidas Jayanti, the state government has announced a public holiday. Government offices will also remain closed on this day. After this, the next public holiday in December will be on 25 December (Christmas).

Why is December 18 a dry day?

In honor of Guru Ghasidas Jayanti, the Chhattisgarh government has declared December 18 as a statewide dry day. Guru Ghasidas was a famous saint and social reformer of Chhattisgarh. Every year, on the occasion of his birth anniversary, the state government declares a public holiday and dry day. Orders have been issued to keep all liquor shops, hotel bars, and liquor storage centers closed on this day.

What is a Dry Day?

A dry day is a day when the sale and consumption of alcohol is completely prohibited on a particular date or occasion. It is usually implemented during religious, social or national festivals.

Strict orders issued in districts

Collectors of all districts of the state have issued strict instructions to ensure a ban on liquor sale. Bastar Collector Haris S has given instructions to keep liquor shops and storage centers completely closed from 10 pm on December 17 to midnight of December 18. Police and administration have been instructed to be extra vigilant to prevent illegal liquor sale.

What will be the restrictions on dry day?

Retail sale of Indian and foreign liquor is completely banned. Hotel bars and liquor storage centers will not open. Strict action will be taken on illegal liquor sale.

When are other dry days observed in Chhattisgarh?

Dry days are declared on special occasions in the entire country including Chhattisgarh.

Prominent among these are:

• Independence Day,
•  Republic Day,
• Gandhi Jayanti,
•  Mahavir Jayanti and Krishna Janmashtami,
• Holi and Deepawali

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Nagar Kirtan will be organized by various religious organizations on November 12 in connection with Prakash Purab. In view of which, keeping in mind the religious sentiments of the people, using the powers conferred under Section 163 of the Indian Civil Protection Code, 2023, on the sale of meat and liquor on this day near the Nagar Kirtan route and place of religious function in Jalandhar district. has also been banned.

Apart from this, there will be plenty of holidays in the month of November. There will be a total of 13 holidays in this month, including 4 Sunday holidays.

Meanwhile, there will be holidays (Punjab School Closed) on November 15, 16 and 17 in Punjab. According to the list of holidays, November 15 is Gurpurab of Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji, on which day the holiday will be held. After this, November 16 (Saturday) is the martyrdom day of martyr Sardar Kartar Singh Sarabha, due to which a holiday has been declared.

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The Excise Department of the Delhi government has announced that liquor shops in the national capital will remain closed for about six days in the upcoming October and November months. Apart from the national holiday, the sale of liquor will also be banned in the national capital on October 8. At the same time, the sale of liquor will be banned for a few hours from October 3 to October 5.

The Excise Department notification issued on September 19 said, “Due to the provisions of Rule 52 of the Delhi Excise Rules, 2010, it is hereby ordered that the following dates shall be observed as Dry Day in the National Capital Territory of Delhi.” According to the notification, Dry Day will be observed from 6 pm on October 3 to 6 pm on October 5, 48 hours before the end of polling .

The Excise Department notification said, “The ban on sale of liquor on dry days will not apply to serving liquor to residents in case of hotels having L-15 and L-15F licences.” These dry days coincide with major national holidays and religious festivals. The order issued on September 19 by Excise Department Commissioner Ravi Jha gives information about the reasons for closing liquor shops on the dates.

As per the Excise Department’s directive, the closure of liquor shops is in line with the observance of these important days. Liquor shops are usually closed across India on Gandhi Jayanti i.e. October 2 as a mark of respect to the Father of the Nation. It marks the birth anniversary of renowned freedom fighter Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, popularly known as Mahatma Gandhi.

Apart from this, the sale of liquor at liquor shops is prohibited on the occasion of major religious festivals like Diwali, Guru Nanak Jayanti and Guru Tegh Bahadur Martyrdom Day. These days have been recognized as dry days. Hotels holding L-15 and L-15F licenses will be allowed to serve liquor to their guests during this period.

Liquor shops will remain closed for a total of four days in October, details of which are given below:-

October 2 – Gandhi Jayanti (Wednesday)

October 12 – Vijayadashami (Saturday)

October 17 – Maharishi Valmiki Jayanti (Thursday)

October 31 – Diwali (Thursday)

Liquor shops will remain closed for two days in November

November 15 – Guru Nanak Jayanti (Friday)

November 24 – Guru Tegh Bahadur Martyrdom Day (Sunday)

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It has become necessary for liquor lovers to make plans during these dry days, so that they are not deprived of enjoying their favorite drink.

Dry Days in the Month of October

There will be a total of four days in October when liquor shops will remain closed. It is important to understand the importance of these days:

1. 2 October – Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti

This day is celebrated as the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi, who was a great leader of India’s freedom struggle. The sale of liquor has been banned due to celebrating this day as a national festival.

2. 12 October – Dussehra

Dussehra, which marks the killing of Ravana, is a major festival of Hinduism. On this day, people of the family and society gather, and its importance increases. Therefore, there will be no sale of liquor on this day.

3. 17 October – Valmiki Jayanti

The birth anniversary of Saint Valmiki, who is known in Indian literature as the author of ‘Ramayana’, this day will also be celebrated as a liquor ban.

4. 31 October – Diwali

Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights, is an important festival in Hinduism. On this day, family members celebrate together, so the sale of alcohol will be banned on this day as well.

Dry days in the month of November

There will be two important dry days in November as well:

1. 15 November – Guru Nanak Jayanti

This day is celebrated as the birth anniversary of the first Guru of Sikhism, Guru Nanak Dev Ji. On this occasion, devotees perform special prayers and spread the message of unity in the society, so the sale of alcohol will be banned on this day as well.

2. 24 November – Guru Teg Bahadur Martyrdom Day

This day is dedicated to remembering the martyrdom of Guru Teg Bahadur, who was the ninth Guru of Sikhism. The sale of alcohol will be banned on this day as well.

Sale of alcohol continues in hotels

The sale of alcohol will continue in hotels with certain license holders in Delhi, such as L-15 and L-15F licenses. This means that if you are going to a big hotel or bar, you will be able to get alcohol even during these dry days. This rule is applicable only to hotels with a special license, and there will be no restriction on the sale of alcohol in such hotels.

Know the importance of festivals

The main reason behind these dry days is that the festival season holds social and religious significance. The Delhi government aims to ensure that people celebrate national festivals and major festivals together. This ban on the sale of alcohol promotes unity and harmony in the society, so that people can share happiness with their family and friends.

Thus, it is essential for liquor lovers to note down these dates carefully in their calendars. This festive period is not only important from a religious and cultural point of view, but it also gives a message of unity and brotherhood in our society. In this regard, spending time with your family and participating in various activities during these dry days can be a positive option. Realizing the lack of liquor sales in this festive season, people can engage in other recreational activities, which will give them a new feeling and enjoy the festivals to the fullest.

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By-elections are going to be held on four Lok Sabha seats and six assembly seats (Himachal Pradesh By Elections) in Himachal Pradesh. Voting will be held in the last phase in the state on June 1. In such a situation, Thursday is the last day of election campaign (Lok Sabha Chunav 2024). In such a situation, this is news related to liquor (Liquor Shop) lovers. On the instructions of the Election Commission, liquor shops will now be closed in Himachal Pradesh from Thursday i.e. May 30 evening. Orders have been issued in this regard.

As per the instructions of the Election Commission, election campaigning will end in Himachal Pradesh at 5 pm on May 30. In such a situation, liquor shops will remain closed for three days. Which will open after 6 pm on May 1. At the same time, June 4 will also be a dry day. Because the election results will be announced on that day.

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Shimla DC and Election Officer Anupam Kashyap issued an order stating that in view of the Lok Sabha elections 2024, liquor shops will remain closed from 6 pm on May 30 to 6 pm on June 1, 2024 within a radius of 3 kilometers in Shimla district and the border with other states. This day has been declared a dry day. He said that apart from this, on the day of counting on June 4, 2024, there will also be a dry day till the counting is completed.

He said that during this period, there will be a ban on the sale and distribution of intoxicants in hotels, dhabas, shops or public and private places. It is worth mentioning that there are 2200 liquor shops in Himachal Pradesh. The government earns about 2500 crores from the excise policy.

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Due to Lok Sabha elections in Delhi, liquor shops will remain closed for a few days. In view of the elections to be held in the sixth phase of Lok Sabha elections 2024, it has been announced to close liquor shops in Delhi. Let us tell you that due to voting, all the Indian and foreign liquor shops were closed in Delhi from 23 May to 25 May till 6 pm.

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On the day of election results i.e. on June 4, 2024, all liquor shops in Delhi will remain closed. Apart from this, there will be a dry day in Delhi on 17 June 2024 due to Bakra Eid. That means liquor shops will remain closed on this day too. In such a situation, on this day, you will neither be able to buy liquor nor sell it. The liquor shops will remain completely closed on these dates fixed by the government.

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Meanwhile, keeping in mind the voting in Delhi, Delhi Metro has also completed preparations. That is, Delhi Metro has changed its time table in view of the voting. This has been done so that the employees posted at the polling booth can reach there on time. Delhi Metro Rail Corporation informed through a post that keeping in mind the voting on May 25, metro train services will be started from 4 am, so that the employees posted on duty can take advantage of it and reach their workplace on time.

Change in timing of Delhi Metro

Let us tell you that this rule has been made for all the lines on 25th May. During this time, trains on all the lines of Delhi Metro will run from 4 am to 6 am at an interval of 30 minutes. After this, Metro services will remain normal throughout the day like on other days.

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Delhi Metro Rail Administration has appealed to the people to plan their journey on 25th May according to the changed time table. Not only this, keeping in mind the voting in Delhi in view of the Lok Sabha elections, liquor shops will be kept closed for two days. Let us tell you that liquor shops are closed in Delhi since the end of election campaign on the evening of 23rd May.

On the day of the Lok Sabha elections in Delhi on 25th May, 2024 (Saturday), the Delhi Metro train services on all Lines will start from 04:00 AM so that the staff deployed for election duty can avail the facility.

— Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (@OfficialDMRC) May 22, 2024

Liquor shops and markets closed

Let us tell you that all liquor shops within 100 meters of Ghaziabad border will remain closed till the voting is over on 25th May. Let us tell you that keeping in mind the voting on 25th May, a holiday has been announced by the Delhi government. This has been done so that more number of people can vote. At the same time, orders have been given to keep 700 markets of Delhi closed. CTI has appealed to give paid leave to the employees working there on opening the shops. According to the information, almost all the markets of Delhi are going to remain closed on 25th May.

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In view of the Lok Sabha elections, liquor shops will remain closed for two days in Delhi. The government is being very strict regarding the Lok Sabha elections. Voting is still going on for the elections.

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This time, voting is being conducted in a total of seven phases. Let us tell you that voting is going to take place in Delhi on 25 May. In such a situation, all liquor shops up to a distance of 100 meters from the Ghaziabad border will remain closed from 6 pm on May 23.

All liquor shops will remain closed till the completion of voting on May 25. Apart from this, there will be strictness on vehicles entering Delhi on 23rd and 24th May. Security measures have also been beefed up in Ghaziabad in view of the voting in Delhi.

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According to the government order, this time there will be a dry day in Delhi on 24th November instead of Christmas i.e. 25th December. This means that liquor shops will remain closed in Delhi on 24th November.

Arvind Kejriwal government has made a big announcement on Thursday. According to the government, Friday will be a dry day in Delhi. During this period, liquor shops will remain closed in the capital. The government has taken this decision in view of the martyrdom day of Guru Tegh Bahadur.

Due to the martyrdom day of Guru Tegh Bahadur, the government has declared 24th November i.e. Friday as a dry day in Delhi. In such a situation, liquor shops will remain closed in Delhi. The special thing is that this time there will be no dry day in Delhi on Christmas. Meaning liquor shops will not remain closed.

According to the Excise Department, this time there will be a dry day in Delhi on 24th November instead of Christmas i.e. 25th December. This means that liquor shops will remain closed in Delhi on 24th November. Let us inform that in its order issued on September 29, the department had declared six dry days during October-December, which also included December 25, when Christmas will be celebrated.

Officials associated with the Excise Department said that now it has been changed. Now there will be a dry day on the martyrdom day of Guru Tegh Bahadur.

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It has been decided to close liquor shops on 19th November. Let us tell you that Congress had already made a demand in this regard. The Excise Commissioner of Delhi informed through a notice that November 19 has been declared a dry day through Section 52 of the Liquor Policy. This order of the government will be effective on all licensed liquor shops.

Let us tell you that a lot of politics was also going on in this matter. Delhi Pradesh Congress President Arvinder Singh Lovely had said that it was incomprehensible why the Delhi government did not take the decision not to close liquor shops on November 19.

The Aam Aadmi Party government of Delhi should have apologized to the people of Purvanchal. Are the people of Purvanchal just like a vote bank for Aam Aadmi Party? If the government does not take care of the religious sentiments and beliefs of the people, then who will?

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A dry day has been declared for voting and counting in Indore. All liquor shops will remain closed on this day. In this regard, as per the instructions of the Election Commission of India, Collector and District Election Officer Dr. Ilaiyaraaja T has issued orders. He has given instructions for effective implementation of this order.

According to the order issued, there will be a dry period/day in the district from 48 hours before the voting of Assembly Elections 2023 i.e. from 6 pm on 15th November 2023 till the end of voting on 17th November 2023 and for the entire day on 03rd December, the day of counting of votes.

During this period, orders have been given to close all composite liquor shops, restaurants, wine retail outlets, FLAPC and domestic/foreign liquor stores in Indore district. During this period, selling/serving liquor to anyone in liquor shops, hotels, restaurants, clubs and other selling/serving points etc. will be completely prohibited.

783 liters of illegal liquor seized in raids at 69 places.

During the assembly elections in Indore district, excise staff is continuously monitoring liquor shops including hotels, dhabas, residential houses, grocery shops. Strict action is being taken against illegal liquor smugglers and those who sell and collect illegal liquor. In this connection, under the direction of Collector Dr. Ilaiyaraaja T, raids were conducted at a total of 69 places in different areas of the district last day and 68 cases were registered under various sections of the Madhya Pradesh Excise Act. In these cases, 783 liters of illicit liquor and 2256 liters of Mahua Lahan were seized. The total value of all the seized material is Rs 4 lakh 26 thousand 150.

Liquor was hidden in the bushes on the railway tracks

Assistant Commissioner of Excise Department, Manish Khare said that on the basis of information received during patrolling, 198 cans of 500 ml (total 99 bulk liters) of stock beer were kept hidden in the bushes next to the railway track near Kesharbagh Bridge, covered with plastic polythene. Recovered and confiscated.

Since no one was present nearby, a case was registered against the unknown accused under the Madhya Pradesh Excise Act and taken up for investigation. The search for the accused is ongoing. This type of action will continue by the Excise Department. Besides, the department is also continuously monitoring the liquor shops of the district.

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Liquor shops will remain closed for 3 consecutive days in Delhi next week. In such a situation, the wine lovers have got a double blow. People have started panic buying of liquor and are stocking it. Actually, G-20 meeting is going to be held in Delhi on 9th and 10th September. Many things have been banned regarding this. The biggest worry for liquor lovers is whether liquor vends will remain closed in the city or not. So let us tell you when and where liquor shops will remain closed in Delhi.

There will be no traffic jam in New Delhi for 3 days

Due to the G20 meeting, liquor vends will remain closed for 3 days in New Delhi. During this time all the bars and restaurants of Delhi will also remain closed. Liquor shops will remain closed in many areas like Connaught Place, Barakhamba and Khan Market. At the same time, there is no restriction on bars and restaurants everywhere in Delhi. Apart from this, restaurants and bars will remain closed for the common people in the hotels where delegation has made arrangements to stay.

People doing panic buying

According to media reports, people are doing panic buying of liquor and stocking it. In the last one week, the sale of liquor in Delhi and surrounding areas has increased by 20 percent. After August 22, more customers are coming to liquor shops. The G20 meeting is being said to be responsible for this panic buying of liquor in Delhi.

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Please inform that Muharram is on 29th July. Independence Day is celebrated every year on 15 August. Apart from this, Janmashtami is on 7th September and Eid-e-Milad is on 28th September. Liquor shops in Delhi will remain closed on all these dates.

The festival season is about to start soon in the country. In view of which the Delhi government has taken this decision. It is already a rule on Independence Day that liquor shops remain closed on this day. Means Dry Day is already declared on Independence Day. Apart from this, in view of the festivals, the state governments can take a decision on their behalf regarding liquor shops.

It is being told that a proposal was given to the CM by the Excise Department to keep liquor shops closed during these four special days. After this, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has approved this proposal. Explain that every three months, the Delhi government issues a list of dry days.

An excise department official said, “As per excise rules, license holders are not allowed to sell liquor on dry days. This restriction does not apply to hotels, bars, clubs or some other places on this day. However, serving of liquor is prohibited in all these places as well on Independence Day, Republic Day and the birth anniversary of the Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi. At present, there are about 21 dry days in Delhi in a year. However, when the Delhi government came up with a new liquor policy, suddenly these dry days were reduced from 21 to 3. However, the Excise Policy 2021-22 was withdrawn by the government when the CBI registered a case regarding the alleged scams in this policy.

The official said that the schedule of dry days is issued by the Excise Department every year and the number of dry days may increase on elections and some other special occasions. How many dry days will there be in a year? Its number is not fixed and the government can make changes in it.

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